The parish was mentioned first in 1404. The first
church was erected about 1292. In 1638 the church was in ruins. At present,
the name of the church is All Saints and was rebuild between 1760-1762
by father Lukasz Lubaszewski (pastor from Czerlejna) and Adam Skarbek-Malczewski
who was the district foreman of Kleszczewo. The first church was constructed
from wood and the roof was done from wooden shingles (gonty). The west
vestibule was constructed like a pillar two stories high. On the south
was a new vestibule. The church was restored in 1843 and again in 1861;
new paintings exist from 1956. After 1956, the inside ceiling was covered
with plaster. In the church there are three altars from 1760-1770. The
pulpit was full of elaborate decorations (Rococo) that was done between
1760-1770. The church bells were from the XVI century. Between 1763-1777
the parish was temperarly annexed to Czerlejna.

The parish, located near Konin, was already established
in the XIII century. The oldest part of the church is the presbiterium.
In the middle of the XIV/XV century a nave was added. In the beginning
of the XVI century a chapel of Our Lady of Good Counsel was constructed.
In the XIX century a chapel under the name Our Lady of Czestohowa and
a porch were added along with a recreated wooden ceiling in the nave in
the shape of cross. The Gothic church was build with rough stone and was
not plastered. The cathedal apex is decorated with a pinnacle. It has
no tower. Inside of the church there are 5 altars, 2 paintings: "Decending
from the Cross˝ and "Stygmatism of St. Francis". There is a
coffin plate of John from Grabow who was the son of Zawisza Czarny (the
famous Polish Knight). The latest church was consecrated in 1895. In 1967-8,
the outside of the church was repaired. A metal bell-tower with 3 bells
and an electric heating system was added. The archives contain parish
registers from 1871-1889, complete from 1946, appointment books from the
years 1731-1938, and a cronical from 1952.

Parish village communities: Dzierawy, Kolonia
Powiercie, Ochle.

The cemetery has an area of 3.5 hectors and is
located 1.5 kilometers from the church

Nearby there is a church and cloister of the
Fathers of Bernard, under the name of the Visitation of Blessed Virgin
Mary. It was build in 1456. It stands 100 meters from the Kolo church.
The Upper Polish Diet had once gathered there. The original church was
demolished by floods from the river Warta and was rebuilt in 1751. This
church is of concrete (not plastered) with 2 towers that have metal caps.
In the middle of the church, the ceiling is in the shape of a dome and
on top of that is another dome. From the middle of XVIII century the inside
is in Rococo style. In 1960 new paintings by B. Mikolajczak were added.

The church was rebuilt in 1600s and again
in the 1760's, a nave constructed of oak, a high vaulted ceiling and a
porch were added to the church. The sacristy and religious artifacts storage
area is built of brick with high ceilings and the date on the brick is
1601. In the side sections are located two romanesque windows. The main
altar is constructed in the rococo style relating to the artistic styles
of the 18th century characterized by fanciful curved special forms and
elaborate ornamentation.

The side altars are in the baroque style, having
the characteristics of a style prevalent in the 17th century marked generally
by extravagant gorms and elaborate and sometimes grotesque ornamentation.
Specifically, also in architecture by dynamic opposition and use of curved
and plaster figures. One of the altars has a painting of the Holy Family
from the 18th century.

The baptismal font dates back to 1771.

A figure statue of Saint John Nepomucen from
the 18th Century is made of sandstone and placed on a highly decorated
pedestal.

The church was repainted in 1955. A concrete
base were placed under the wooden sections.

A loud speaker system has also been installed.

The parsonage is of brick construction. According
to previous writings, the parsonage was destroyed by fire on 20 March
1796 with all the parish registers. The organ and choir loft plus all
other buildings are built of brick.

The parish cemetery is approximately 3 hectres
or equivalent to 65 Acres and is located 2 kilometers from the church.
The present church archives contain baptismal records from 1878, marriage
records from 1895 and death records from 1889, but they are noted as incomplete.
The Public Chapel on the cemetery grounds is of brick.

The parish is located near Kolo and Konin. The
Presbytery was built with narrow stone in the XII century. A wooden structure
was built in the XVIII century. The church was expanded in 1600 and 1760.
A planked vestibule was added. Also, the ceiling in the dome and vestry
was plastered. In the dome there are two windows (Romans). In the vestry
are bricks dated from 1601. The church has three altars, one Rocco, two
others Baroque. In one of them is a painting of the Holy Family from the
XVIII century. The baptismal font is from 1771. There is a statue of St.
John Nepucina made of sandstone from the middle of the XVIII century which
stands on an elaborate pillar. A concrete foundation was placed under
the wooden church in 1967.

The cemetery has an area of 3 hectors and is
located two kilometers from the church.

The parish was established from the kings
funds in XI-XXII century. The gift belonged to abbess Klarysek (order
of St. Clare) of Gniezno. Klaryski later built a three aisled brick church
in XVI under the name St. Peter & Paul the Apostles. The church was
ravaged by Swedes in 1712. From her own funds the abbess Zofia Kraszkowska
renovated the church. In 1839 the deterioting tower had to be torn down.
The church has seven altars, with paintings from the XVII and XVIII century.
The oldest (baptismal) font is from XVI and has 8 sides in the style of
a Chalice. The church has a tabernacle (Reservaculum) in form of a drawer
on side of the wall near the main altar. On the opposite side is a beautiful
late Gothic Madonna. The chancel has beautiful old paintings more than
300 years old that were uncovered between 1965-1966. The church has electrical
heating. On the cemetery there is a Chapel - Mortuary constructed in 1932.One
of the vicars was Father Samuel Maciejowski, later bishop of Krakow.

The parish, near Chelm, was established November
29, 1434. The present church was built between 1820 - 1824. It was consecratred
on October 8, 1826 by Bishop J. M. Dziecielski. In 1907 the church was
reconstructed in Baroque style. The Kumon cemetery has a burial chapel.